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1. A movie:
2. A book:
3. A musical artist, song, or album:
4. A LiveJournal user not on my friends list:
Then copy and paste this in your own journal.
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Date: 2004-01-22 04:58 pm (UTC)2. A book: Demon in the Freezer by Richard Preston
3. A musical artist, song, or album: Watermark
4. A LiveJournal user not on my friends list:
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Date: 2004-01-22 04:59 pm (UTC)2. A book: Quicksilver, by Neal Stephenson
3. A musical artist, song, or album: Weird Al!
4. A LiveJournal user not on my friends list:
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Date: 2004-01-22 05:06 pm (UTC)2. I've just read a wonderful book called Miss Garnet's Angel by Salley Vickers - and yes, it is available on Amazon.
3. Buy TDC's Promenade or Liberation! Failing that, try to get some Del Amitri.
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Date: 2004-01-22 05:09 pm (UTC)2. The Eyre Affair by Jasper Fforde (it can only be truly appreciated by people who have read Jane Eyre)
3. Coldplay. Anything by them is sheer brilliance.
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Date: 2004-01-22 05:14 pm (UTC)Zoolander. Complete idiotic fun. And I don't even LIKE idiotic movies.
2. A book:
The Coldfire Trilogy, by C.S. Friedman. Yeah, so it's not a book. But she's one of the best authors I've ever read. ^_^
3. A musical artist, song, or album:
Music Inspired By Middle-Earth, by David Arkenstone.
4. A LiveJournal user not on my friends list:
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Date: 2004-01-22 06:27 pm (UTC)2. A book: Sexual Personae - Camille Paglia, All the King's Men - Robert Penn Warren or Doctor Who: The Legend - Justin Richards
3. A musical artist, song, or album: The Mountain Goats - "We Shall All Be Healed" LP(available February 3): "Palmcorder Yajna" (mp3) or The New Pornographers - "Mass Romantic" LP: "Mass Romantic" (mp3)
4. A LiveJournal user not on my friends list:
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Date: 2004-01-22 08:22 pm (UTC)1. Have you seen "Pride & Prejudice" with Colin Firth? That's one of the best! Also....let's see...."Here Comes Mr. Jordan" starring Robert Montgomery. It's a classic, another of my ultimate favourites.
2. I Capture the Castle by Dodie Smith. It's a must-read! :-)
3. Joss Stone, "The Soul Sessions" - She's absolutely awesome!
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Date: 2004-01-22 08:28 pm (UTC)avalon - consider that there are many movies that earn praise for their style and presentation where content might otherwise lack. this is a visually pleasing film even though it is through sepia tones. the music is great. the faux operetta 'Avalon' reminds me of hans zimmer's aria in hannibal. for anyone who enjoys the dystopia genre (bladerunner, 1984, fahrenheit 451 etc.) this will be a contemporary addition. for those who were disappointed; you might not like this. from the same director who did the anime movie 'ghost in the shell'. a japanese director doing a polish language film. it's pretty interesting.
love honour and obey - ensemble cast of sorts. jonny lee miller, jude law, ray windstone, etc. another take on the brit gangster genre (ya know, the lock stock and two smoking barrels sort of thing). dark comedy and edited in an "interesting" way. i liked the movie alot, but apparently alot of people hate it too.
a book: hmm.. i just started reading 'double indemnity' by james m cain. just an average pulp crime novel. but i like that sort of thing.
a musical artist, song or album:
unwound - leaves turn inside you (one of the best albums to come out of seattle :))
xui xui - knife play, a promise, fag patrol or the soon released fabulous muscles (their cover of jd's ceremony is worth hearing, then you get an idea of what they're about)
a livejournal user not on your friends list: i only know you cure alumni here.
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Date: 2004-01-22 08:30 pm (UTC)2. wicked
3. jian ghomeshi
4. dunno exactly. surf my friends list. :)
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Date: 2004-01-22 08:54 pm (UTC)2. A book: Nach Mitternacht (After Midnight) by, Irmgard Keun
3. A musical artist: Jonny Lang
~A
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Date: 2004-01-23 12:16 am (UTC)2. A book: Blood Rites, an exploration of the oddly interconnected origins of war and religion.
3. A musical artist, song, or album: The Capital Steps, a hysterically funny group of former Congressional aides who poke fun at Republicans and Democrats alike. My favorite album is "First Lady and the Tramp", but they've come out with some great new ones.
4. A LiveJournal user not on my friends list:
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Date: 2004-01-23 01:33 am (UTC)2. A book: 'The Antipope' by Robert Rankin or either of Douglas Adams Dirk Gentry books.
3. A musical artist, song, or album: 'Aisha' by Death In Vegas (from 'the Contino sessions' album)
4. A LiveJournal user not on my friends list:
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Date: 2004-01-23 02:11 am (UTC)2. A book: The entire "Love & Rockets" collection. Yeah, they're comics. But, man, they're good ones.
3. A musical artist, song, or album: Since I am a music junkie, I'll give you one of each. (Artist)Desparecidos, (Song) Le Tigre's "Deceptacon", (Album) "Suicide Invoice" by the Hot Snakes.
4. A LiveJournal user not on my friends list:
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Date: 2004-01-23 02:12 am (UTC)Book: To Kill A Mockingbird by Harper Lee.
Musical Artist: The group Seven Nations (Celtic-inspired; rock music with bagpipes; very attractive lead singer usually wears a kilt). My favorite album of theirs is Big Dog.
An LJ user not on your friends list: wikdsushi. Not your type politically, but mad as a hatter and lots of fun. Oh, and majorly into writing strange and wonderful slash. :-)
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Date: 2004-01-23 03:17 am (UTC)A book on - guess what? - language, and a couple of them French things, if it ever strikes your fancy to check them out for the exotic value ;)
1. A movie: Amelie, a truly, truly wonderful, poetic, weird, feel-good fairy-tale. Highly recommended to anyone!
2. A book: Made in America by Bill Bryson, basically a book on language in America, full of anecdotes and general zip and pizzazz. A few factual errors though, and I think some of Bryson's liberal slant, but hilarious nonetheless.
3. A musical artist, song, or album: anything by the band Indochine, especially from the Paradize album. It's hard to describe them, but they're sort of a mix between The Cure, Depeche Mode, Dandy Wharhols, Duran Duran, with some Nine Inch Nails and Marilyn Manson thrown in for good measure. Neo-80ies new wave with strong goth undertones. That's quite a mix ;)
(hope you don't mind the spamming of your LJ, it seems the de-lurk virus is stronger than I thought ;))
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Date: 2004-01-23 06:11 am (UTC)2. A book: The Day The Music Died by Larry Lehmer (available Feb. 2004) OR Remembering Buddy by John Goldrosen
3. A musical artist, song, or album: Elliott Smith - Either/Or: "Speed Trials" OR Beulah - When Your Heartstrings Break: "If We Can Land a Man On the Moon"
4. A LiveJournal user not on my friends list: N/A
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Date: 2004-01-23 12:59 pm (UTC)2. A book: A Prayer for Owen Meany, John Irving.
3. A musical artist, song, or album: drum hat buddha by Dave Carter and Tracy Grammer
4. A LiveJournal user not on my friends list:
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Date: 2004-01-23 01:26 pm (UTC)2. Halfway Human, by Carolyn Ives Gillman.
3. Placebo. Unless you don't like high-pitched pretty boys...
~Jehane
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Date: 2004-01-30 04:32 pm (UTC)2. A book: Ender's Game, by Orson Scott Card
3. A musical artist, song, or album: The Chris Norman Ensemble! The Caledonian Flute!
(you may disregard that, i am just their biggest groupie ever.)
But really, the Scrubs soundtrack.
4. A LiveJournal user not on my friends list: sorry, don't have anyone to recommend. i usually recommend you (at
that was fun!
*goes off to post this poll*
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Date: 2004-02-12 01:39 pm (UTC)2. The Bell Jar
3. The Libertines - 'Up The Bracket
4. Me. Just 'cos I'm fascinating